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Commuters pass through India Gate during smog on October 29, 2025 in New Delhi, India.Anadolu | Anadolu | Getty ImagesCountries around the world are increasingly turning to decades-old weather modification techniques as part of their efforts to control when and where it rains.In addition to the United States and China, which boast the world’s largest weather modification programs, France, Russia, India and Saudi Arabia also join the growing list of countries that have experimented with cloud seeding.For many, the embrace of rainmaking projects stems from the need to increase water supplies as global demand continues to rise amid the climate…

Software stocks rallied on Tuesday after Anthropic hosted an Enterprise Agents event where it unveiled new partnerships, allaying some investors’ concerns that the sector would be replaced by artificial intelligence.The AI ​​startup has launched a new update to Claude Cowork that allows businesses to integrate productivity tools into a host of enterprise apps, including: sales force-Owned Slack, intuition, docusign, legal zoom, fact set and googleGmail. Anthropic said organizations can also deploy customizable plugins across areas such as financial analysis, engineering and human resources.Salesforce, Docusign, and legal zoom Anthropic’s stock price rose 4% following the announcement. Thomson Reutersshares soared more than…

Jeffrey Epstein (left) and Donald Trump pose together at their Mar-a-Lago mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, in a 1997 photo.Davidoff Studio Photos | Archive Photos | Getty ImagesCongressman Robert Garcia said Tuesday that the Justice Department “appears to have unlawfully withheld FBI interviews” with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, the sex offender who accused President Donald Trump of “heinous crimes.”Garcia’s statement came after reports that an FBI interview with the accuser was not available in the Justice Department’s database of millions of files related to Epstein, which was made public after Congress passed a federal law requiring disclosure.”In recent weeks, Oversight…

The White House’s comments came days after President Trump’s aides said Iran was a week away from obtaining the materials for a nuclear bomb.listen to this article | 4 minutesinformationDespite recent claims from senior US officials that Tehran was a week away from obtaining bomb-making materials, the White House claimed that last year’s attacks on Iran destroyed the country’s nuclear program.White House press secretary Caroline Leavitt told reporters on Tuesday that the June 2025 attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, known as Operation Midnight Hammer, was an “overwhelmingly successful mission.”Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe attack “actually destroyed Iran’s…

Harry Brook’s brilliant century handed Pakistan a two-wicket Super Eights win at Palekele, and England qualified for the T20 World Cup semi-finals with one game in hand. Brook’s 100 off 51 balls was the highest score by an England captain in the Men’s T20 World Cup and saved his side from a predicament after four of the top five teams were eliminated in single digits. Chasing 165, England faced early problems, with Phil Salt going for a golden duck from Shaheen Shah Afridi, prolonging Jos Buttler’s struggles with the bat and Jacob Bethel (8) adding just two after a drop.…

The company announced Tuesday that its generative AI music tool ProducerAI will become part of Google Labs. Powered by The Chain Screening, the ProducerAI platform allows users to generate music by writing natural language requests (such as “Create a lo-fi beat”). It uses Google DeepMind’s Lyria 3 music generation model and can convert text and image input to audio output. Last week, Google announced that its Lyria 3 features would be coming to its flagship Gemini app, but ProducerAI will allow users to communicate with AI models more like “collaboration partners,” in the words of Elias Roman, senior director of…

This photo shows the flags of European countries waving in front of the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, eastern France, on June 6, 2024 (Photo by SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP) (Photo by SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP via Getty Images)Sebastian Bozon | AFP | Getty ImagesLONDON — European stock markets closed higher on Tuesday as investors assessed the new global trade environment following U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff measures.pan-european Stocks 600 Local stock exchanges were mixed, but closed 0.3% higher, reversing early losses. Automobiles, one of the most sensitive sectors to tariffs and export policy, led the way, closing nearly 2% higher on Tuesday.Regional…

podcastpodcast, The TakePresident Trump’s State of the Union preview: Foreign policy, immigration, tariffs, and the impact of Project 2025.Published February 24, 2026February 24, 2026Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareAs President Donald Trump prepares for his State of the Union address, we take a look at what he is expected to outline, from foreign policy tensions and sweeping tariffs to immigration enforcement and how the conservative blueprint known as Project 2025 will affect his agenda. What direction does he have for his country?In this episode: Recommended stories list of 4 itemsend of list Amanda Becker, journalist Episode credits:This episode…

Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the economic devastation continues to match the devastation wrought by the Kremlin’s drones, infantry, missiles, and armored weapons. This is a cost mainly borne by Ukraine. The World Bank currently estimates that reconstruction costs if the war ended today would be $588 billion, nearly three times the country’s GDP.At the same time as the fighting inside Ukraine, the economic war between Russia and the West is escalating. But that battlefield has changed much more rapidly than those in southern and eastern Ukraine over the past year. A war of attrition is being…

Futures and options traders work on the NYSE American (AMEX) floor of the New York Stock Exchange on February 23, 2026 in New York City, USA. Brendan McDiarmid | Reuters Investors lost confidence in the cybersecurity company’s business after Anthropic unveiled Claude Code Security on Friday, which can scan code for vulnerabilities and suggest solutions. shares of cloud strike, palo alto networks and cloudflare I was depressed, but it was IBM It was the worst hit, dropping nearly 13.2%.European markets also had a day in the red. The regional Stoxx 600 fell 0.45%, weighed down by Novo Nordisk. Shares in…